Review Notes: Tasty maduro smoke. Nice box press with no draw issues. Spicy overtones with hints of leather/cocoa. when i was finished, i had the aftertaste like i just finished eating a dark chocolate brownie---Amazing.

Review Notes: Ive smoked quite a few of these and have liked them all. No burn or draw problems, tasty maduro wrapper, lots of smoke, some spicyness, mostly from the beginning, just mellows out and got a creamy leathery taste.

Review Notes: I thought this guy had a unique flavor to some other great cigars I've been smoking lately. I didn't read it anywhere in anyone else's review, but I got a nice fruity/oaky kind of flavor, like a port that had been well aged in an oak cask. Sort of transitioned into a mellow black pepper type hints in the middle to end. Great start up aroma, great ending taste. Sort of soft construction, however, but I just refilled my humi and the last few days it was a bit high, which may be why. Didn't bother me anyway.

Review Notes: A very attractive and solid feeling box-press with an earthy pre-smoke aroma that was a spot on predictor of what it would be once it. I agree with other reviewers here who say that it's not a particularly complex smoke, but what is there is especially satifying peat and leather. It's a decidedly serious tasting blend that seems to be accomplishing exactly what it set out to do flavor-wise, so I have some trouble knocking it for that. The burn was very even, but the draw was tight and got tighter as it burned. That was a bit of a disappointment since I so rarely get a bad draw from a Torano. I bought 10 of these so I'm counting on that draw being a single-stick fluke.

Review Notes: I'm just not a fan of the Torano though many of my friends are. This one burned straight for about 80% and had lots of smoke, but the flavor was earthy and uninspiring. Certainly better cigars out there for 4 bucks. This one had about 6 months in my humi before being smoked.